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 2-Hour Tour: Taichung Old Town Essentials

Discover Taichung’s rich "urban memory" and architectural gems in a concise but unforgettable walking tour. Perfect for those who want a deep dive in less time.
 

Stop1 - 1917 Taichung Railway Station
Built during the Meiji era, this iconic red-brick train station is where Taichung's golden age began. Explore how the railroad shaped the city's destiny.

Stop2 -1927 Miyahara Eye Clinic
Hospital turned dessert wonderland? Step into a fantasy-like setting and learn how this once-doomed building found sweet new life.

Stop3 -1908 Xinsheng Bridge
It may look ordinary now, but this century-old bridge reveals hints of Taichung's "Little Kyoto" past—if you know where to look.

Stop4 -1912 Green River (Lǜchuān)
A river once called "The Stinky Ditch" now glistens in the city center. Beneath the beauty lies a story of renewal and urban transformation.

Stop5 -1915 Sakura Bridge
With a name as poetic as cherry blossoms, this quiet bridge hides more than just its presence—its very story was once buried. Let’s uncover why.

Stop6 -2019 ASEAN Plaza
From bustling center to quiet decline and now a multicultural hub, this plaza’s evolution mirrors the soul of the city.

Stop7-1948 Herbal Alley (Qingcao Street)
Follow the path of ancient herbal wisdom as you sip century-old remedies. This alley may be small, but it's steeped in health secrets.

Stop8 -1909 Chuan An Tang Sun Cake Museum
More than just a museum—it’s a private mansion in rail-station style, now home to Taiwan’s most iconic pastry. Discover the story baked into every bite.

Stop9 -1966 Fourth Credit Union
Where steel meets sweetness. This reimagined banking space is now a dessert hall hiding photos, vaults, and stories from the past.